Real User Monitoring
Hot on the heels of last week’s amazing browser monitoring feature announcement, the Node.js team here at New Relic is excited to let you know that the agent now has the power of browser monitoring. This rounds out New Relic’s browser monitoring offering to all 6 of our language agents (Ruby, Java, .NET, PHP, Python…
Continue ReadingA little less than a year ago, we embarked on a bold plan to extend the foothold we had with Real User Monitoring (RUM) to monitor even more things! We weren’t quite sure yet what those things would be, but one thing we did know is that we needed a better testing and release strategy.…
Continue ReadingDiehard Safari fan? Well, you may want to consider switching to Chrome if browser speed is of any importance to you. That’s what the data in our latest Browser Wars infographic tells us. Using our Real User Monitoring (RUM) feature, we’ve once again culled the average browser speeds experienced by end users of nearly 3…
Continue ReadingAre you new to New Relic? Looking to get a little deeper than the overview graphs? This is an introduction and first in a series of UI walkthroughs for our site. Our UI exposes a lot of information in a little bit of space and it can be easy to miss available functionality. To get…
Continue ReadingIt’s time for another installment of our “Browser Wars” blog series. Thanks to our Real User Monitoring (RUM) feature, we are able to periodically report on average browser speed experienced by the end users of the nearly 700,000 application instances monitored by New Relic. For the curious, New Relic monitors just over 1 million pageviews…
Continue ReadingAre you in San Francisco and looking for something interesting to do tonight? If so, look no further. Chris Kelly, New Relic’s Developer / Evangelist, will be discussing Real User Monitoring at the San Francisco PHP Meetup. In his session, Chris will describe how to use RUM to understand your application through the eyes of…
Continue ReadingYou’ve asked for it, and we’ve heard you! Many people have said that the App Speed Index feature would be way more useful if the barrier to entry was lower. 20 pages per minute of end-user througput is a lot to ask for. Maybe your app is for internal use only or your startup is…
Continue ReadingAround here we drink our own champagne and we use New Relic to tune New Relic. We recently set some fairly aggressive performance standards for ourselves by lowering our end user Apdex-T value to 2.4 seconds, which is rather fast. We’re saying that our users expect our pages to load in 2.4 seconds or less. Our…
Continue ReadingTeaching Channel is a video showcase—providing content on the web and television—of inspiring and effective teaching practices in America’s public schools. This new national non-profit will elevate and celebrate great teaching so that others can learn by example and share their own experiences. Before going live, the web team has taken some very specific steps…
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